TE KUITI POST OFFICE.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 235, 19 February 1910, Page 2

TE KUITI POST OFFICE.

As illustrating the progress of To Kuiti statistics of postal work arc u sure indication and we are privileged to give the figures for the last quarter's business up to December Hist, 190'.), and for comparison, a similar quarter's figures up to January J.Mst, l'.)08. Jn every branch there is a mo it satisfactory growth, the turnover averaging 4£ fully 50 per cent more for the last quarter than two years ago. The following is the business done for the quarter ending 31st January, 11)08 :

Total Value .C. B. d. Money orders issued 207 1322 16 1 Money order commission 8 15 6 Savings B'k deposits 107 2442 7 0 Savings Bank withdrawals 86 2082 14 5 Money orders paid 108 1081 13 3 Postal notes issued 201 6 3 Stamps sold 298 12 3 Mi'cel'n'ous receipts 66 127 7 ■5 Forwarded telegrams 2805 67 8 6 Received telegrams 2643 Forwarded parcels 116 3 16 8 Received parcels 223 Registered letters forwarded 440 Registered letters received 315 Quarter ending 31st December, 1900 Money orders issued 501 2290 7 8 Money order commis sion 8 17 9 Savings B'k deposits 197 3072 2 7 Savings Bank withdrawals 154 3014 17 10 Money orders paid 187 1674 17 1 Postal notes issued 307 5 10 Stamps sold 618 14 4 Mi'cel.n'ous receipts 167 651 3 1 Forwarded telegrams 3926 129 12 L Forwarded Bureau Commissions 1065 37 16 4 Received telegrams 4590 Transmitted telegrams 7727 Forwarded parcels 345 0 16 4 Received parcels 803 Registered letters forwarded 768 Registered letters received 1053